Mary's Harbour in Southern Labrador is a small town of approximately 475 people who have relied on the fishing industry as a means of livelihood for many years. Once home to a salmon fishery around the 1780's, the crab processing plant which runs today employs many of the town's residents.
From the Battle Harbour Ferry, passengers can admire the charm of Mary's Harbour where fishing boats line the wharf awaiting their departure. The ferry leaves the Grenfell Mission Wharf in Mary's Harbour twice daily for Battle Harbour during the summer months.
Mary's Harbour wharf with fishing boats, Highway 510, Labrador Coastal Drive, seen from the Battle Harbour Ferry, St Lewis Inlet, Viking Trail, Trails to the Vikings, Southern Labrador, Labrador, Canada.
Picture: "Marys Harbour Fishing Boats Battle Harbour Ferry"
Photographer: Rolf Hicker Photography
Photo Name: cdn_k3s18811 - Marys Harbour Fishing Boats Battle Harbour Ferry
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